Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

630 pages, 53 unnumbered pages of plates : 24 cm

Includes index

My connection with the silver question begins -- Unconditional repeal -- Bolting discussed -- Seigniorage, currency and gold bonds -- Pioneer work in Nebraska -- The silver sentiment developing -- The republican national convention -- The silver republicans -- The democratic national convention -- Contest over the platform -- The presidential nomination -- Mr. Sewall's nomination -- Homeward bound -- The silver party convention -- The populist convention -- The triple demand -- Three national committees -- Preparing for the campaign -- From Nebraska to the sea -- At Madison Square Garden -- On the Hudson -- From Albany to Cleveland -- From Cleveland to Chicago -- At Milwaukee -- Labor Day -- The bolting Democrats -- Letters of acceptance of Republican candidates -- The democratic platform -- Nomination of silver party accepted -- Populist nomination tendered and accepted -- Mr. Sewall's speech and letter -- Third trip commences -- In the South -- From Washington to Wilmington -- Religion and politics mixed -- From Philadelphia to Brooklyn -- In New England -- Tammany Hall and vicinity -- Traveling westward -- Meeting of the Democratic clubs -- To Chicago via Tennessee -- A trip through the Northwest -- At Minneapolis and Duluth -- Through the two Peninsulas -- Among the Buckeyes and Hoosiers -- In the sucker state -- The Chicago campaign -- From Lake Michigan to Nebraska -- My labors ended -- The election returns -- Reminiscences -- Explanations -- The future

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